New Electronics Can Withstand Bodily Fluids

Ugh, the mere mention of "bodily fluids" and electronics conjures up all kinds of bad images. Thankfully this isn't what you think it is.

What we're doing here is [developing] electronics working in concert with the body," study researcher Paul Berger, an electrical and computer engineer at Ohio State University in Columbus, told LiveScience. One of these is a protein sensor that "could be a sort of canary in a coal mine for transplant rejection," Berger said.

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